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Embryology
the study of the development of an organism in the early stages of life
What does DNA stand for?
deoxyribonucleic acid
Genes
special segments of DNA that code for specific protein
What are the 4 DNA bases?
adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine
What bases are double ring and what are they called?
adenine and guanine (category: purines)
What are the bases for single ringed and what are they called?
cytosine and thymine (category: pyrimidines)
Which bases pair well with which?
adenine + thymine / cytosine + guanine
Homologous structures
kinship can be seen when looking at body parts that share the same basic underlying structure
Biochemical relationships
more closely related organisms will show greater similarities in DNA and protein composition
What do prokaryote cell wall contain?
contains amino sugar + muramic acid
Some features of prokaryotes
all unicellular, lack membrane, bound organelles, very small, DNA not associated with proteins
List 5 roles of prokaryotes
photosynthetic, pathogens, chemo synth, decomposers, and nitrogen fixers
What are the 5 kingdoms?
monera, protista, fungi, plantae, animalia
What is the fossil record?
provides direct evidence of change through time, showing adaptive radiation, extinction
Where does cellular belong?
archaea
Where does multicellular belong?
animalia / plantae / fungi
Where does organelle belong?
none
Where does cell wall composition belong?
protista / fungi / plantae / animalia
What are the 5 biological classification?
binomial nomenclature, taxonomy, taxon, species, genus